... THE GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE AT LIVERPOOL. A RGous, in the Post, in dealing with the Liver- pool Grand National, which will be run for at Liverpool to-day, says that the issue will bo in favor of The Lam'b or Tasculanurn, and that next to this pair we shall see Alcibiade and MN'oose. 'Asmodeus, in the Statndeard, considers Chim. ney Sweep, Astrolabe, Daisy, and The Lamb the pick of the ...

... COURSING, LOUTH COURSING CLUB. WMDNF.SDXY xND THUR.SDAY&, MARe 11 A-ND 12. Tnr GRAND NATIONAL CHAMIPION STAKiE, Of £C6 £lOs ?? dog to receive £.50; the runncr- up X24; third dog, £10; fourth and fifth, £5 each. Mr. Ceorge F. WNIise's rd bv 1) What's the Tip beat Mr. Caultield's bk d Castle Dee. Mr. S. S. Swin- burne's be d Stonewall Jackson beat Captain Sands' rd L Ala-ic lord Lurgan's bk w h ...

... SPO OT IN NG. [BY Tr1LE01.RAPU.] WAll ICK i ?? DS-YiaESTERDf it. Janx Jil)e I'5lt -MAi--t'se, 1: Exce;inir. 2; A-tt- inT , .Pirei rmn. 6it ?? Dirkn'e.ss, I;Sopllie, 2; Drni , :3.1 lcve~n ro~nu.r 1ali La-'liC., 1: Di. 3- W . 3;rlL I.al-nl de X'i e 1; Ti;Ile-s, 2; Pera. 3;. 2Four F ia n. C -'nf;l Aumii-and I er, I; Shaalisneare, 2; GIG- lj'il'. ?? Thi-',ml n. r; NIll Cour-t. 2: Tyrni. Ses. n ...

... VICTORLA CLUB BETTING-SATURDAY, CITY AND SUBURBAN (MARcH 24). 100 to 8 agst Blinkhoolie, off 100 to 7 - Nemea, ti& off 100 to 7 - Abergeldie, off-16 to It f 100 to 6 - Speculum. t & off 100 to 6 - Captain Kidd, t 100 to 6 - The Breach, off-take 20to 1 20 to 1 - Mayflower, t & off 30 to 1 - Privateer, t 33 to I - Grey Stockings, t 33 to 1 - Knight of the Garter, t 33 to 1 - Corporal, t & off 33 ...

... _ ~ ~ - - [BY TELEGRAPH.] LIVERPOOL RACES-THUESDAT. Handicap Plate-Crater colt, 1; Spitfire, 2; Peggy, 3. Seven ran. Ha|ndicap Plate-Hagar, 1, Oceana, 2. Two ran. Cup-Knight of the Garter, 1; Adamante, 2; Sister to Vedette, 3. Eleven ran. Ladies' Purse-Lupus, 1; Oceans, 2; .Uelium, 3. Three ran. Steeplechase-Doctor, 1; L S D. 2. Five ran. Welter-Chivalry, 1; Ma.,ter Villie, 2; Langham 3. Six ...

... THE TURF IN ENGLAND. [FROA ?? oW CORRESPONDENT.] WEDNESDAY MORaINx. Tun lengthy list of betting quotations published in the daily anal sporting journals since Saturday last shows that backers as well as bookmakers have not been loth to speculate, while the three leading Spring handicaps-the City and Suburban, North. amptonshire Stakes, and Chester Cup-have not been the only matters with which ...

... SP O RlTING. if - 1- COUNTY DOW.N STEEPLECIIASES. [FROas OUR OWN ecE'.PI.TEP.] 1 DosvsO'axnoTicI, TUESDAY. 3t To-DmY the annual steepleeha3es came off in the c inamcdiate neighborhoo 1 of Dowopatriclk. The wveather Was very favorable, and the attend- ance was, perhaps, the largest which has been ;wifnessed at any race course in the district . for a number of yeais. E-cry available space e ?? a ...

... [ BTY TEL 1GRtAPH .] TATTERSALL'S BETTING-YETERDAnY. CITY AND SUfBURBAN (TO-DnaY). 6 to I agst N emea, t f sI 10 to I - Thaia, t & off ri 10 to I - KnigAht of tle Garter, t & off 11 to I - Speculun, t & off 1 to 1 - Aergeldie. off I 100 to 7 - Attack colt, D , off B 20 to 1 - The Parso, t & off ?? to 1 - Chelea, off 20 to 1 - Stradbroke, off u 25 to 1 - Milton, t 25 to 1 - Cheltenham, t &, off ...

... [BYi TELEI'RA.plfJ rUG BY RACES-1Y.ESTeRDAY. ,Sweepstak~eeL .gerdema 1; Loeide 2; 3egutM, 3. Six r.an. Open Stoeplechase-Doctor, 1; Sylpeh, 2; Busyke, S. Six van. Huint C'up-Juryntan, 1 ; Itednlan. 2 Game Cock, 3. Seven rnu. Crjr,3 Farmras' pPlate-Count, 1; Dldarie, 2; Carrodote, S. Sue rry- s .Jnine, 1; Ladbrooke La-s, 2; Sybil. 3. Eioht ranl AVinner objeter to. Consolatioll PhLte-Louisea. 1; ...

... [PY TELEGRArr.J PONL'EFRACVr r.IACSS-YaSTERnAY. Gone Away Plate-Cheval de Chas~e, 1; Lordc of the Dales, 2; Rob1in Hood, :3. Eight ran. Badsvorlh Hunt Cup-LaVolla, 1; Paddy Carey, 2; Curkev, 3. Six ran. Seltin St-epileclase-Netwvrker, 1; Fall Sails, 2; Mo-untain Maid, 3. Eight ran. Hauters'-Scarringt'n, I; Marigold, 2; Liddington, 3. Six ran. Handicap-Greenland, 1; Birdie, 2;Diana, 3. Five ran ...

... _ I THE TURF IN ENGLAND. [PROce OUT?. OWN CORRESPONDENT.] LONDON, SATURDAY. THE meeting at Aintree this -week was one of the worst ever seen in a sporting sense, Apart from the Grand Nationa], the racing was dull and miserable, and only the Spring Handicaip of the flat races was of thele ast interest. This fell an easy prey to Knight of the Garter, who carried the top impost, and who has nowf ...

... , - 'HE TULiP IN' ENGLSAN D. | EVWEDNESDAYI EVENING. TJIE remarks r last made were necessarily h1urried, Fand no timne wvas allowed mc for noticin~g the most salient points of the running for the City and Su- |burban, wvhich has brought forth a prombotris fa- vorite for the Derby, and wrhich has conclusively I proved thrat the lung bottledl-np Chelsea cannot . have a chance. Speculumn won like ...